ALGEBRA & ARITHMETIC

Students build geometric models of polynomials exploring firsthand the concepts related to them.

Includes enough sets for 30 students.

Each classroom set also includes our Overhead Set and a 40-page book enabling students to be actively involved in teacher-directed lessons.

Magnetic geometric shapes reinforce modeling algebraic principles.

Creates concrete models right on your whiteboard. Supports whole-class demonstrations and hands-on student work

Includes 72 geometric shapes in a variety of sizes. Features write & wipe surface for your own labels. Largest piece measures 12.5 cm x 12.5 cm

These are great for teaching factoring quadratics! It is a concept hard to grasp but many of my students learn much easier when they can see their thinking by using tiles.

A set of 36 plastic playing cards comprising 12 matching trios - decimal, fractions and percentage.

For 2-4 players to collect the cards in groups of three.

The plastic cards are durable and washable and are contained in a storage box with instructions.

Making fractions is "easy as pie".

This kinaesthetic way to reinforce basic fraction concepts teaches students how fractional parts make up a whole and about equivalencies, common denominators and multiples.

Select a card, place the starting pieces, then complete the circles with the remaining fraction pie pieces. Includes game board, 50 levelled puzzle cards, 65 foam fraction pieces and Activity Guide.

For 1-2 players. Ages 8-12

Snap these cubes together and see fraction concepts come together right before your eyes. Innovative Fraction Tower® Cubes fit together or into the base unit.

Set includes 51 colour-coded cubes, blue base, 12 double-sided Activity Cards and Teacher’s Guide.

Fraction Tower® Cubes - Equivalency Set

Help students visualise and understand fractions concepts in different contexts with these colour-coded hands-on resources!

Durable, interlocking cubes help students visualise fractions concepts by building simple, visual mathematical models. Cubes are marked with respective fractions, percentages and decimals. Covers fractions: one whole, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10 and 1/12 (along with the corresponding percentages and decimals)

One whole piece measures 12cm H Colour-coded for use with our other Rainbow Fraction Teaching Resources

Help students visualise and understand percentages in different contexts with these colour-coded hands-on resources! Durable, interlocking cubes help students visualise fractions concepts by building simple, visual mathematical models Cubes are marked with respective fractions

Covers percentages: 100%, 50%, 33.33%, 25%, 20%, 16.67%, 12.5%, 10% and 8.33%

One whole piece measures 12cm H

Learn to convert from fraction to decimal to percentage. This card game helps children learn to link fractions, decimals, percentages and associate them with a pictorial reference.

The game may be used to play concentration or snap type games. 60 cards measuring 165mm x 143mm with teacher notes included in strong plastic storage box.

Soft foam magnetic circles provide a hands-on visual and tactile way to explain fractions. Place the colour-coded pieces on any magnetic surface to add, subtract and compare fractions.

Set reinforces fraction values of one whole, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10 and 1/12. Set of 51.
Circles measure 9cm in diameter.

Demonstrate fractions in the most appealing way!

Serve up pizza to demonstrate fractions to groups or the whole class. Represents one whole, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6 and 1/8 values in 24 pieces that stick to any magnetic surface.

Pizzas measure 20cm each and include an Activity Guide.

Ages 6-10

Hot Dots Division Flash Cards offer a dynamic and interactive way to master division concepts. Each card in this set features division problems designed to challenge and engage learners.

When used with the Talking Hot Dots® Pen (sold separately), students receive instantaneous feedback, allowing for independent learning. It's a fun, self-paced tool that makes division practice more engaging and effective.

Hot Dots Multiplication Flash Cards provide an innovative and engaging approach to mastering multiplication. Each card presents multiplication challenges curated to captivate and educate young minds.

Paired with the Talking Hot Dots® Pen (sold separately), students gain immediate feedback, fostering autonomous learning. This tool transforms multiplication practice into an enjoyable and fruitful experience.

These hands on circles divide into 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10 and 1/12 and one whole.

Includes storage work tray and Teacher's Guide.
Circles measure 9cm.

A fun twist on traditional dominoes!
Reinforce important maths skills with this game for 2-4 players. Dominoes feature numeric and visual fraction representations. This easy-to-play game is perfect for reinforcing what children have been learning during lessons – ideal for family fun at home or as an end of lesson activity!

Double-sided domino game provides two levels of play:
Fractions
Percentage equivalents

Game box includes 36 dominoes
Dominoes feature written fractions, pictorial fractions and percentage equivalents
Players race to be the first to place all of their dominoes
Colour-coded for use with our other Rainbow Fraction games and resources
For 2 – 4 players
Features multilingual packaging and instructions Ages 6+

The Sum Swamp maths board game is a fun and exciting way to build maths fluency as children practise addition and subtraction to get to the other side of the swamp.
Suitable for 2-4 players, it’s a great way to keep kids engaged and learning in the classroom or at home.

The recognition and understanding of percentages can be helped by the use of this set of 24 plastic dominoes in which percentages are expressed as both vulgar and decimal fractions.

The game may be played by 2, 3 or 4 players. Each player first selects an equal number of dominoes then takes turns to start the game by playing any domino held. The game proceeds as for ordinary dominoes, connecting the pieces in line or at right angles as desired. If no connecting domino is held the player misses a turn. The winner is the first player to place all dominoes held.